The invitation-only beta launch of UMX (The Unified Market Exchange), incubated by Li Lin’s Avenir Group, has officially started. It focuses on "integration of coins and stocks".
In simple terms, this platform puts crypto trading and real U.S. stocks into the same account:
You can continue to trade spot, leverage, futures, and options as usual, while also supporting real U.S. stocks, ETFs, and U.S. stock options. Funds can be flexibly moved between the two types of markets—USDT can be converted into USD with one click and deposited into the securities account; non-stablecoins can be used as collateral to borrow purchasing power and directly buy U.S. stocks. The reverse also works: your securities holdings can be converted into stock tokens and brought back to your crypto account as margin.
During the beta, it also launched crypto investments for BTC (2.5%) and USDT (5.5%), with what appears to be a relatively low threshold.
The platform’s positioning is very clear: a crypto-friendly brokerage built for global professional investors, with its core selling point being cross-market capital efficiency. Those who haven’t yet obtained a beta code can first register for the official version—early-bird benefits are reportedly available.
The “coins-and-stocks” strategy is eating this space. Over the past year, momentum has accelerated from Hong Kong all the way to Wall Street. Whether UMX can really break out will come down to trading depth and how far compliance has progressed.
#UMX #币股一体化 #Crypto broker
In simple terms, this platform puts crypto trading and real U.S. stocks into the same account:
You can continue to trade spot, leverage, futures, and options as usual, while also supporting real U.S. stocks, ETFs, and U.S. stock options. Funds can be flexibly moved between the two types of markets—USDT can be converted into USD with one click and deposited into the securities account; non-stablecoins can be used as collateral to borrow purchasing power and directly buy U.S. stocks. The reverse also works: your securities holdings can be converted into stock tokens and brought back to your crypto account as margin.
During the beta, it also launched crypto investments for BTC (2.5%) and USDT (5.5%), with what appears to be a relatively low threshold.
The platform’s positioning is very clear: a crypto-friendly brokerage built for global professional investors, with its core selling point being cross-market capital efficiency. Those who haven’t yet obtained a beta code can first register for the official version—early-bird benefits are reportedly available.
The “coins-and-stocks” strategy is eating this space. Over the past year, momentum has accelerated from Hong Kong all the way to Wall Street. Whether UMX can really break out will come down to trading depth and how far compliance has progressed.
#UMX #币股一体化 #Crypto broker